NAPO | *Award-Winning* Animated Short Film
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2021
- ABOUT THE MOVIE | SOBRE O FILME
Com o agravamento de sua doença, um senhor precisa se mudar para a casa de sua filha, onde seu neto reinterpreta fotografias antigas em desenhos, o ajudando a recuperar memórias perdidas.
With the aggravation of his disease, an old man moves to his daughter’s house, where his grandson reinterprets old photographs into drawings, helping him to regain lost memories.
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Director • Gustavo Ribeiro
Soundtrack • Francisco Okabe
Sound Design • Kelvin Souza and Leonardo Lima
Producers • Thais Peixe And Gustavo Ribeiro
Screenplay Writers • Gabriela Antonia Rosa and Gustavo Ribeiro
Story Concept • Daniel Freire, Gabriela Antonia Rosa, Gustavo Ribeiro
Production Design • Rayner Alencar And Giovani Kososki
Executive Producer • Thais Peixe
Executive Directors • Bruna Bastos And Thais Peixe
Assistant Directors • Renan Dos Passos And Bruna Bastos
CG Supervisor • Giovani Kososki
3D Animation Supervisor • Hannry Pschera, Christian Weckl, Felipe Iglesias And Gustavo Ribeiro
3D Team • Bruna Bastos, Heloisa Duda, Luan Francisco, Giovani Kososki, Gustavo Ribeiro, Renan Dos Passos And Thais Peixe
Editors • Victor Spadotto And Gustavo Ribeiro
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Yes I want more of de movie and thank you
I was the daughter in this story. I lived it. This made me cry. My dad was the kindest man you could ever meet. I love this.
The two of you were lucky and proud to have one another. 🍃🌹
Oh?!
My dad was the Best Dad Ever & lost him to cancer as a kid. He's Always been my Rock & ANGEL.
@@listen2yourheart882 I'm so sorry about that.
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I almost didn't finish the little movie. I became so emotionally affected. I'm 71 and feeling very vulnerable from time to time. This little story gives me a little hope. ❤️🙏🏼
I hope you lived a happy long life
edit: I hope you live the rest of your life in peace and happiness
Prayed for you. Jesus bless you.
I'm very sure you'll live even longer. my grandma is 80 and although we couldn't drive to her house because it's hours away, we wished her happy birthday on the phone. Can't wait to show my knitting to her.
@the GUEST What an odd and uninformed thing to say. I'm 72 and going stronger than ever. I read voraciously, I run every day, I garden, I cook, I travel, I love, I mourn, I have all the same appetites and capabilities you do! I use what is in my environment - including the Internet, to make my life fuller and richer. "Old age" is something that exists in your head. I have known plenty of people half my age that were already in a rut, going nowhere and really "old" between their ears.
@not an egg OK so I edited that, not an eng speaker I'm from Palestine
My grandma has Alzheimer’s and forgot who I was the other day for the first time. Seeing this film reminded me what was most important. Even though she doesn’t remember who she is, or who I am, I treasure all of the memories I have of us together for the both of us.
Con amor recibir los últimos años de vida. Con dulzura 🍯en la cabeza 🥰🍯
hug honey❤❤
Same thing was with my grandfather
Where are you from plzz give your insta id i have to to talk to you
Until you forget too…
As the eldest daughter that has reached the age of getting married. I realized there are a lot of moments rarely captured in pictures all along my life. This made me realized why my parents or mostly elders love to take pictures when their loved ones gathered together or simply when the silliest moments occured, because they want to keep the memories and treasure it. Thank you for capturing this message in the most wonderful way. A well-deserved movie indeed.
Im the same. When I am having fun I never think to take out my camera like the people on Instagram seem to do. Not that there are that many special outings but I seem to have a lot of crappy photos. 😅
not daughter as her husband clearly have the same nose as the elder.
As a granddaughter I felt this so deeply, I was sobbing as I was watching this. My grandpa passed away in our house last summer, he was one of my friends, my partner in crime, a father figure and he had a faith in me like no one else. He was ready to go for a while but still miss him and I would do anything for one last hug or one last conversation with him. I know he’s looking after me and that gives me comfort.
Sending everyone who’s lost someone much love!!
At first I thought it was supposed to be his grandfather but then they showed pictures of him with brown hair so I'm a bit confused and Mom still looks the same as she did in the earlier photos.
I'm glad you have such loving memories of your grandpa. I didn't have the chance to know mine. I'm 70 now and my older sister has started telling me stories about our grandma. I love hearing about her. I think we would have been good together.
@@getin3949 that is his grandpa. The other lady in the pics is the grandma but she died I guess
Thanks for the spoiler
@@moneyseeker8886 maybe don't read the comments?
This made me cry so bad . Not even a single word was spoken but the emotions reached out . Too good :)
Not gonna lie I didn’t get it
@@kingcocamancoca1816 same
@@kingcocamancoca1816 I believe he was suffering from Alzheimer's and the pictures the grandson drew helped him in the end to remember some of his past which brought grandpa, daughter and grandson together just before grandpa passed away. At least that's what I saw when I watched it. If you read the comment shown on screen at the very end it was in memory of all those grandparents (like me) that (hopefully) never really get forgotten even after we're gone.
@@barbara31655 oh i see thanks
@@kingcocamancoca1816 You don't need to get it, let your heart tell the story
''We keep this love in a photograph
We made these memories for ourselves
Where our eyes are never closing
Hearts are never broken
And time's forever frozen, still''
I cried the whole way through. A beautiful story about the imagination of a child, memories, and so much more. It's amazing how saying so little words can tell such a deep and beautiful story. I loved this, it deserves all the honor it already has and more.
Crying a lot remembering my grandparents. They play a big role in our lives.
Mine raised me and my sister. I miss them terribly.
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Maybe there should be more shows like this. To help kids learn about their feelings and maybe the adults aswell. Very nice film.
Jesus can save you, friend. He is the true way to know the love of God. God bless you and I hope you haved a good day. 🙂
@@chanceweslowski7792 too late my friend. Jesus got me long long ago. But thanks for checking. God bless
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What’s great about is is that they don’t speak at all, which means it can be understood by people all around the world
There is lack of kindness those days. Such works will make us think kindness over.
I showed this to my kids in class today and they all reacted well to it!! I love how feelings were conveyed without the need for words!!
My teacher also showed us this
Which grade? Can I show it to my 1st graders?
@@fatymabaloch9411 It should be fine as my kids are 2nd graders. Maybe you could try stopping it every now and then, to explain. Enjoy.
My grandmother passed away last winter. She had dementia and we started to look after her in our house. İ couldn't be there when she passed away and i couldn't go through my grief since it feels like she's not gone. While watching the short film i just bust into tears in the middle of the night . Thank you so much for everyone who've come up with this film.
Grandparents are the worst in the sense that hypothetically and generally speaking, they’ll go before you do. And when you have the good ones it’s quite literally experiencing a person’s presence who had a lifetime to learn to love. Then boom. Gone. This is a cute film though. All the memories we will just have to hold on too, pretty but sad thing to think about.
Totally right! It’s like they finally get the true meaning of love, compassion, patience, virtue, all the morals and knowledge on how to navigate this world and all it’s intricacies. They are now just about the perfect human and then they’re gone 😢
This should be part of essential dementia training! What a beautiful, emotive animation that crosses all languages and goes straight to the heart.
Interesring it shows there is no comfort from news channels - just greyness and more life sapping fear! Bravo being creative!
Beautifully stated!
I agree with you❤
This brought me to tears. I know we all had loved ones who passed away and it can hurt to sometimes remember that. My grandpa passed away far before his time. He was in a hospital for a quick surgery that shouldn't have caused any problems but he got infected with sepsis and didn't make it. I was a 13 year old depressed kid then and my mom didn't let me see him cause of the state he was in, however I did manage to see him once when he was being rushed into another surgery. I miss him so much, he was such a kind person. I'd visit him so often in my childhood, he and grandma practically raised me along side my parents. He was always a happy guy, before he went into the hospital my mom told him to hang in there and he grabbed a pole and said not to worry he's hanging on in an attempt to make us less worried. Till his last moments he was a positive soul. Nine years have passed since and I'm still touched by videos such as these. I miss him, a lot.
I cried out of jealousy because i never felt the experience of having a grandparent by my side when they're still alive. I'm so jealous of you guys. 😭
Same. I never got to meet any of my grandparents.
This is wonderfully put together. My grandfather has severe Alzheimer's, getting worse every day. He moved in with my parents a while ago, and has since forgotten nearly everyone and everything. It is so hard for everyone involved, and takes so much patience to deal with someone who's memory is gone. This is such a sweet film.
God bless your family for caring for your grandfather at home. I know how emotional it can be. I have been living with my father for 4 years. It wished to pass at home, so I moved in with him. A gift of love for both of us. He recently passed at home. My promise to him fulfilled. No regrets!!
Christ i think id murder my relations in your shoes. They're so annoying already 😂you have the patience of a saint.
@@kayburachynsky3884 blessings
Picture books might help. There's got to be something natural they can take to help their memories. Google it. Maybe a vitamin or teas. Not sure it's just a thought I had.
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The true experience of this film occurs at the time when we shed tear during the last day of grandfather's love to his daughter and grand son
Is the grandfather died?
@@amnafatima6469 Unfortunately, he passed away.
I lost my grandma in 2021 I am still sad when I think about her , watching this reminds me of the good times it makes me feel better😌
The best part about this is that it strikes deep into your heart without a word being uttered
Estou chorando como a muito tempo não chorava. Simplesmente fantástico. Fico muito feliz em saber que é uma obra brasileira e dá pra reconhecer isso nos detalhes. Só posso parabenizar e agradecer.
No começo eu não sabia que era brasileira,mas depois eu fiquei reparando a decoração da casa,a TV e vi que era de fato no Brasil.
@@vanessalima6224 pois é. Dá um quentinho no coração quando a gente percebe
this was a well put together short film. It was relatable, easy storyline to understand, and straightforward... I use to work with this population and for the staff members it’s extremely hard to see them transition and pass on but on the other hand for some it’s a blessing. Also, great job on doing your research of this topic. ❤️
Easy yes lazy yes short cuts yes
he taught him through his drawings to reconcile himself with his memories before becoming one of them ❤️
I've watched four CGI short films today, and I've cried like a little boy each time. I really need a holiday. 🌴
❤
This is beautiful and painful..im crying..and there is not a single dislike... This is a true masterpiece🥺🍁❤️
Count now ! There are more than 200 dislikes now 🥴
That's because CZcams removed showing the numbers of dislike on CZcams because of vaccine dislikes. 😓☹
I think u spoke too soon and woke up the haters. Lol.
@@Nubia594 ohh didn't know that..sorry😶
@@talhamunir6554 why can’t I see it then?
This story doesn't need words to convey the message. Memories never die.
Unfortunately, dementia means that memories DO die. Love, however, is eternal.
@@judeirwin2222 bro wat
My grandfather passed away due to major brain haemorrhage ....after the first attack(which went kindof unnoticed) his memory was either about the past or the future...he either forgot my dad and my mom and asked about where my grandmother was(who had passed a long time ago already) and why is their a strange lady(my mom) in his house or about the future where he would constantly say things like the guy I'm getting married to is not a good person or how was my work or how are my in-laws( I was 15 at that moment). He kept forgetting everyone or messing up the timelines frequently but there was one thing which stayed a constant ...me. He always remembered me and was always so worried about my marriage, my work, my relatives, my life. The day he had the second major attack he was all paralysed with only half of the face and eye balls functional and he was trying to whisper my name while they were taking him to the ambulance from our house gate. And I was sleeping. My parents thought it was a great idea to not wake me up because obviously he is gonna be at hospital in a few hours and be fine and come home. But I never got to see him. I can recall how i won't shut up and keep chatting with him all the time about his birthday, about my day, about school, about his life all the time when i was tiny...and then i grew up, i became COOL, and i had better people to talk to, and i forgot there is someone out there who loved me so much that even on his death bed his concern was my future and my life. I am 22 now... don't know why I'm writing this but if i get one more chance, i wont stop being that talkative little girl to him. That was the kindof unconditional love which i think i m never getting ever again in my life.
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You may be right, but I hope you find something that comes close to it, which is all we can really hope for.
Nossa,que lindo😢❤
I m the daughter in this story. My father has Alzheimer, but he still talks and laughs (loud and happily). I m treasuring the moment that I am with him. it is a blessing to have him and he is still giving me lessons.
I think Words cannot define the depth of this Masterpiece. It is a truthful story and is quite visible these days in our friend circle.
Me emociona saber que uma obra desse nível técnico e com esse nível de sensibilidade pra contar uma história vem do nosso país.
Mas o que mais me emociona é assistir isso e pensar na minha avó que está neste momento deitada numa cama, sem contato com a realidade, sendo cuidada pelo meu pai enquanto aos poucos é levada por essa enfermidade.
Todos esses prêmios são o mínimo que vocês merecem. Obrigado, Miralumo.
This wonderful animation reminded me immediately of my own father who came to live with me and my family when my mother passed away. He was suffering from early stage dementia and could not live own his own, no matter how much he wanted to. He was sad and depressed after losing his wife of 65 years, as we all were, but he gradually got used to the new experience of another family, along with all that goes with it, and started to enjoy all the attention from everyone, particularly all the grandchildren,and great grandchildren that visited him almost daily. We eventually had to put him into care, but his health was failing, and he passed away at the age of 92 years. Of course we all miss him, but the little boy in this animation reminds me so much of the desolation that the whole family felt at his passing. I am so glad that I watched this, and although it made me sad, it also made feel happy for that little boy, who found a way to remember his grandpa. Well done to all who were involved in the production of this beautiful little film.
This story remember me old those days when my grandfather also watched news and I'm waiting for my cartoon time and when he was sleep I changed channel he knows everything but he didn't disturb me on my cartoon at last he says when your show completed then off the t.v. and go for study .....love u grandpa😊😍
😭😭😭😭 this spoke to me. My grandfather died with alzheimers as part of his deterioration and even though hes been gone 20 years I miss him everyday.
i felt the scene where the kid looks over to the now empty chair...my grandfather passed just a year or two ago. While he didn't have dementia, the house felt empty without him.
I just stumbled upon this by chance ..... Absolutely sobbing. What a MASTERPIECE.
I lost both my grandfathers at a younger age. While I am glad I didn't have to experience the pain of them forgetting, I wish they could've lived to see me grow up and graduate, and make something of myself one day. They'll never get to see it.
Muitíssimo obrigada por disponibilizar online! Ficou lindo!
Minha avó veio morar conosco alguns meses antes de sua morte e eu só gostaria de ter conhecido ela antes, para termos mais tempo juntas.
I'm missing my grandma, she was my best friend, she was there for me anytime I return to home, we just talk together like children, she hugged me when I need it, she raised me and lived with us 33 year, I cried alot and get depressed when she started to forget us and our name, she forgot who she was, she just turned to a sleeping buty in her last year, I stayed a lot near her washing to hear her voise again or even open her eyes, I miss her so much, I visit her grave every month and still cannot stop crying, to miss someone who can not return to life is a pain without a cure.
A beautiful story! Let´s make loads of memories with those who are still here., Thank you!
This whole film is a love letter to grandpa. I am at a loss for words it is beautiful.
Somos quatro alunos da escola de Alvito, uma pequena vila no Alentejo, Portugal. Agradecemos aos nossos amigos brasileiros por tanta arte e coração. Filme lindo!
No acepto mas
That was the true story of an every grandpa and her grand son i will love it love you dadu ❤❤..... we miss you
Touching in so many ways. No matter how old you are, this message is about love and how when we share it, we all benefit. Well- made and beautiful short video.
Puxa! Que lindo!
Estou aqui, agora, sentindo um apertinho no coração de saudades do meu vovô... meu papaizinho de fato, já que o outro não me quis.
Só lembranças boas que tenho dele, mas mesmo depois de 14 anos, choro de saudades como estou agora...
Parabéns pela homenagem a todos os avós que nos fizeram e ainda fazem tão felizes.
I lost my grandfather recently, he nutured me when I was just few months old and was a supoort system of my family. This animation made me cry and will always be my favorite out of all animated films I have watched till date. Thank you to the whole team of Miralumo Films.
My Daddy died from Alzheimer's which he had for 20 years. I miss him but know we'll be together with our heavenly Father God one day. Thank-you for a sweet memory although it's difficult to see through my tears.
I love you in Christ. Warmest hugs from northern California.
I watched this on my lunch break at work... I am now crying. ❤
It's my Grandpa's birthday today too, I lost him in Feb this year. But he's happy with my Grandma now ❤
My grandpa passed away in 2016, i miss him.... this film make me cry.. remind me of my lovely caring and friendly grandpa :"(
In my opinion, it is a very good short film because you can learn to give value to your family and accept that we are all growing up.
The animation is fantastic because it makes you emphasize with the reality presented.
Never met my grandfather, but from the stories I heard, I'm proud of that tough bastard. Would have loved to have had him around longer.
BELLÍSIMO....emotivo..tan vívido..de alguna manera creo que cada uno de nosotros..los espectadores...hemos vivido parte de edta hermosa historia De La Vida...Me ha conmovido mucho de la mejor manera...una caricia en EL RECUERDO...GRACIAS POR DARNOS ESTA OPORTUNIDAD DE PODER PRESENCIAR.
Memories of my 94 year old dad who died 10 years ago. RIP Dad. You are so loved. ❤ ❤ ❤
Shared joy is double joy, and shared sorrow is half sorrow.
I have adult grandchildren living in my house and they basically ignore me except when they need something. I feel very unloved and unappreciated.
Thankful to be blessed to have friends and neighbors who care about me and watch out for me.
Sending love to you granny💗
@@Nims2503 God bless you for your kindness!
I will keep you in my prayers! 👼
God bless you.
God bless you! Even they don't appreciate you, you have a Father who does. ❤🙌
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Amor, que bom que tem lembranças boas da sua avó. É mesmo bem assim. Quando eles lembram de muitas coisas é sinal que nos deixarão. Dói mas passa. Amo você Felipe Cordeiro. Quando for nossa vez de sermos avós amor, que deixemos lembranças inesquecíveis assim também. Como a sua. 😊😊😊😊😊
What a beautiful & moving film, it did more in 15 minutes than most feature films can accomplish in ten times that amount of time. Simple, moving, emotional with not a second of screen time wasted. Kudos to all involved, this really is an astounding achievement 👍
This is impressive how this short film expresses feelings and emotions without any dialogue...
This reminded me of my beloved grandma who passed away this year...
Grandma I really miss you
João 3.16
Beautiful animation, thank you so much for creating this. It makes me think of my grandpa.. I wish I could see him one last time, but I'll never forget the day he left me. It was the scariest day of my life that I dreaded would come as his health declined and I could do nothing about it. I found him, and it was one of the most difficult things to have to tell grandma when she was at work..
I’m a grandmother and a great grandmother this was a very sweet and to the point movie. Thank you for making it. We as grandparents today are not that appreciated anymore. But we continue to love regardless…
not me bawling at 3 am to this short animated film! hands down as someone who didn’t grew up close to my grandparents and just realizing that i have a little time left with them makes this relatable
For those looking for an english comment, here it is, you dont need language to understand this amazing story, brilliant movie!
Someone ever said "word is a powerful things to hurt other people feeling" but this film proved otherwise
My grandfather died two weeks ago.. And this just made me cry😩. I miss u dada Jan😓❤
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I was a proud and loved granddaughter every time I missed my grandfather I watched this I can't stop crying. I love you, grandpa.
My 98-year old father is just like so. Sometimes he forgets about us when the memory is gone. Yet when we try so hard to comfort him, we get our dad back. I am so grateful he is still with us in controllable conditions. We are the lucky one. 🥰
I miss both of my grandma from paternal and maternal they both care Alot for me my mom usually leave me in their care as she had job
I've never had the opportunity to experience what having a grandfather is, my grandfather (my father side) died ages ago when i wasn't born, but when i was 6-7 i still had my grandfather (my mother's side). I remember he was the sweetest person i had in my life, and always called me and my sister "gemelline" which is twins in italian but in a different way and he used to forget everything and always wanted to see me, my sister and my mother but sadly he wasn't feeling well and went to an hospital but the doctors weren't good and accidentally made a mistake with his operation that killed him. My grandma called my brother and told us that my grandpa was sleeping deeply, and that moment we all knew he was dying. This movie made me cry because i really wish i could have helped my grandpa this way and how much i wanted to spend more time with him. Thank you for bringing me the happy memories!
Such a coincidence that my 94 years old grandma passed away day before yesterday and today CZcams recommended it. Hits hard.
My feelings for your loss. So youtube was a blessing.
Idk why i'm crying when i watch this short movie. This is touching my heart.. I don't have grandfather since i born, but i can imagine how is my father become a grandpa soon.. Maybe he will forget all our memories because his demensia too :') and maybe i can't lose him :')
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Thankyou because you make this short movie. Love from Indonesia ❤
Wow ...how the moments we lived one day becomes a memory . It's so nostalgic feeling when u remember all those memories when u see these kind of videoes I still remember how my nanu(grandfather) enjoys the every happy moment with me and cherishes it.I know those days (vacations)which makes me happy thinking about it. The phase was saddest when he forgot me but I know in his heart I always lived .Now it's around seven months after his deceased. U will always remembered by us❤.
The part where the grandpa died made me tear up, now i'm worried about appreciating my grandma...
Esta historia me hizo llorar, me recuerda a mi papito, que partió en 2017 a los 84 años, fue el padre más amoroso, alegre, dedicado y considerado. Excelente padre y abuelo. Un abrazo al cielo mi Fefito lindo, estas lágrimas son de alegría por haberte tenido y podido atenderte tus últimos 7 años de vida, gracias
There is so much more depth and emotional power and heartfelt content in these wordless animated movies than in normal movies.
Beautiful work. 😍
Never take what you’ve got for granted ~ life is short so appreciate those close to you. ❤
It hurts to see that my grandfather is also suffering from Alzheimer's hope one day he will be fine
My nana just passed away. My mom and dad were murdered in 2018 and so she didn't know what happened or why me and my mom weren't taking care of her anymore. "She had dimentia and Alzheimer's". I've lost everyone I had left on my side of the family. I sure miss them all. This was how me and nana were before she had to go to a home.
Oh I feel so sad 😔
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This stunning animation made me cry, in all honesty. It reminded me of my Late Grandfather, whom although didn’t forget his memories, was always kind and supportive. It’s really shocking how well emotions and thoughts can be conveyed just through body language.
To tell such a detailed story without words...and do it so utterly brilliantly....truly beautifully done!
Perfect.. The first word that came to mind from this personal invested production, created so beautifully. The lighting, DOF, characters, sets and story.. 9 mins that I wish were a feature-length 90.
Without a word of dialogue, you tell a story that is an infinite improvement over all the "discussion" about disorders like the grandfather's here in the United States!
AI MEU CORAÇÃO!! CONSIGO ATÉ SENTIR ORGULHO DE SER BRASILEIRA DEPOIS DESSA💖💖💖💖 parabéns para todos q fizeram esse curta maravilhoso sério 💖❤️💖💖❤️💖
This made me cry for real sadness when he died, but at the end i cryied of Joy
Children are sometimes the best therapy
Isso me lembrou do meu avô, ele teve Alzheimer e morreu em 2019, meu velho se lembrava da juventude dele toda menos a velhice, mas sempre tinha uma história pra contar dessa época
This short film is more to me just than a video, it's a medium to relive my life with my late grandfather.
What a beautiful & moving film, it did more in 15 minutes than most feature films can accomplish in ten times that amount of time. Simple, moving, emotional with not a second of screen time wasted. Kudos to all involved, this really is an astounding achievement
This reminds me of my grandma who passed away from alzheimers many years ago. When the Mom brought the pictures to the boy for him to draw on, I lost it. Sobbing at 6:30am. 😭
This really hit the feels. So much emotion presented in such a beautiful and creative short film. Had us bawling like babies
This is the best short story I have ever seen........
I'm missing my grandpa........❤️🥺
Being a teen, to think all these good days will just go one day brings thrills down my spine..
I miss my nonno so bad, he died last december, and everywhere i look, i still see him. Sitting in the kitchen, play with the cat, taking out the dog.. there isn’t a single day that i don’t miss him.
Que trabalho e história lindos!! Tô apaixonado! s2
Estamos Charles,realmente é ótimo!
salute to you
@@danielsol.1414 Hui
Im cry too 😭
Absolutely sweet.
Viva a animação e os animadores do Brasil!
Just saw this for the first time while at work and can’t not get teary. This is beautiful and it reminds me of my grandmother. Thanks for the memories!
Indeed, my father suffered for years from a disease that lasted for more than seventeen years, and in the last years of his life he no longer remembered who I was except that I was his son and the rest of my brothers as well, but he did not know what our names were, and how much I wished that he would call me by my name, and he died in the same condition. There was no one left to remember except us. We are his children. How much I loved and adored him, and how much I wished he would remember me, remember my name and the days I lived with him.
:') I am crying because I felt more love, care and warmth in this silent video than in my entire life...
Esse curta descreveu quase que em detalhes os últimos anos que vivi ao lado do meu avô... Hoje eu só tenho a agradecer pelas memórias e ensinamentos. Meu coração se encheu de amor e saudade com essa animação... Muito muito obrigada!
The moment I realized he was an artist too and that’s why the art spoke more to him than the snapshots of people he didn’t recognize I bawled in the ugliest way my god